Monthly Archives: September 2018

Being right is different than being good. (9/30/18)    

One Superintendent studies science and finds facts that point him to probability; another studies science and finds clues that point him to nature. (9/29/18)  

One Superintendent believes he is a winner and another believes he will experience loss;  I say it again, one Superintendent believes he is a winner and another knows he will eventually lose. (9/28/18)  

A golf professional who tries to solve revenue problems by improving course conditions is like a Superintendent who tries to improve course conditions by increasing revenue. (9/27/18)  

Everything is louder in the morning, especially things that are loud. (9/26/18)

The first frost of the season is like the first shank of a round. (9/25/18)

Fall would be better if it were not followed by winter. (9/24/18)

The fall is a season of splendid relief. (9/23/18)

When summer reaches its end, the leaves begin to change color. (9/22/18)

If summer lasted an entire year, many golf courses would turn to dirt; I say it again, if summer lasted an entire year, many Superintendents would return to the dirt.  (9/21/18)